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had some success in pulling the election back from a choice election as president obama wants to be about their visions going forward into a referendum on president obama's record in the first four years. mitt romney looked very comfortable and pleased to be on the stage. he knows that he only has a few weeks left to go to reverse president obama's lead. president obama on the other hand did not always look so pleased to be challenged the way romney was challenging him. he did not make any big mistakes and one of the questions coming out of this debate, as good as republicans feel and as middling as testimonies feel about this performance, did it really do enough to change the dynamic in the race.feel about this performance, did it really do enough to change the dynamic in the race. next week it's paul ryan and joe biden. and then two more presidential debates. we'll watch the polls for see the impact. >> what was your verdict? we all have our own panel of strategists that will be coming up at 11:30 cet, that's 5:30 eastern. but we do want to hear from you, as well. what did you make of t
had some success in pulling the election back from a choice election as president obama wants to be about their visions going forward into a referendum on president obama's record in the first four years. mitt romney looked very comfortable and pleased to be on the stage. he knows that he only has a few weeks left to go to reverse president obama's lead. president obama on the other hand did not always look so pleased to be challenged the way romney was challenging him. he did not make any big...
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isn't the only country gearing up for elections. in venezuela, voters are heading to the polls on sunday to pick the country's next prime minister. kerry sanders has sent us this report. >> reporter: campaigning is over here in venezuela. it's now up to the voters. these are chavez supporters. they would like to see him get a third term which would be unprecedented in this country. up against candidate then rekay, the young 40-year-old some say sexy energetic candidate who says that the oil profit fws fr this country are not benefiting the people properly. these folks disagree, they say that they have more money for housing, more money for food, and of course gas at 24 creents gallon makes everyone's lives easy. but there has been less investment in the nationalized oil company which means there are problems with the infrastructure and maintenance. so in the last ten years, there's been 30% less oil coming out of the ground. the debate will be answered on sunday, we soo should expect that we'll have some sort of answer to who won on
isn't the only country gearing up for elections. in venezuela, voters are heading to the polls on sunday to pick the country's next prime minister. kerry sanders has sent us this report. >> reporter: campaigning is over here in venezuela. it's now up to the voters. these are chavez supporters. they would like to see him get a third term which would be unprecedented in this country. up against candidate then rekay, the young 40-year-old some say sexy energetic candidate who says that the...
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and if you get up to 1500 before the election, you can lean on the volatility of the election and also the resolution of the fiscal cliff. and the much bigger question is where is the market after the dust settles post election. so that's something later in the year we'll see how it plays out, but that will set the tone really for i think the next 12 to 18 months. >> so the dow, not far away from it all-time closing high. does that make you a little nervous? >> well, look. like i said, you you see some of the major indices close to important highs. that's why i think you get the s&p up to 1500, and the dow up more, it will make sense to take a little money off the table. but i think the much bigger question is once we see the r s results of the election, once the fiscal cliff is dealt with, where are we in the bigger scheme of things. if the s&p is trading around current levels, i think we're this great shape going into 2013 and maybe 2014. so again short term we'll just play it as a range. 1400 to 1500 in the s&p. bigger picture, i really want to see how things settle down once we get
and if you get up to 1500 before the election, you can lean on the volatility of the election and also the resolution of the fiscal cliff. and the much bigger question is where is the market after the dust settles post election. so that's something later in the year we'll see how it plays out, but that will set the tone really for i think the next 12 to 18 months. >> so the dow, not far away from it all-time closing high. does that make you a little nervous? >> well, look. like i...
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the first major display of backlash since hollande was elected in may. plenty of other things still to come on today's show. the latest survey out of japan shows sentiment weakening. we'll be in tokyo next to find out why one investor is focusing on a bright spot. former unicredit boss set to expand at his trial. we'll be outside the courthouse for the latest. and why cruises are betting on china and brazil. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. save 50% on banners. >>> incredible sporting comeback. europe has won golf's ryder cup at medinah. holding out the precious 6-foot cup to retain the trophy. tra
the first major display of backlash since hollande was elected in may. plenty of other things still to come on today's show. the latest survey out of japan shows sentiment weakening. we'll be in tokyo next to find out why one investor is focusing on a bright spot. former unicredit boss set to expand at his trial. we'll be outside the courthouse for the latest. and why cruises are betting on china and brazil. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance...
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we start to look back at potentially october 21st, the elections again. meeting the german prime minister, they are pointing out this is a regular meeting. i think irrespective of this bailout there's going to be plenty to discuss there. he's also just behind me, just went into the meeting this morning, he's presenting the details of the stress test to congress here. as you mentioned, moody's came out this week and said their adverse scenario could see actually the requirements for these banks needing to double the levels in that stress test, so again, perhaps, failing to draw a line in the crisis in the banking sector, too. so plenty of work for prime minister rajoy to do. back to you. >> we know there's been a number of attempts by the spanish government to try and bring integrity to the banking system, so it seems as though there's an enormous onus now on the spanish government to try and sell this at home. >> absolutely. they've made this point that $20 billion suggested in that oliver wineman report can be issued by the banks. said they were going to
we start to look back at potentially october 21st, the elections again. meeting the german prime minister, they are pointing out this is a regular meeting. i think irrespective of this bailout there's going to be plenty to discuss there. he's also just behind me, just went into the meeting this morning, he's presenting the details of the stress test to congress here. as you mentioned, moody's came out this week and said their adverse scenario could see actually the requirements for these banks...